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Note:This function writes the input integer to an unsigned char without any bounds checking. As such, values above 255 or below 0 will 
overflow. If this is an issue, clamp the input before calling this function.
Confirm:Does this work on models and sprites?
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{{code|SetTextureFrameIndex()}} is a C++ function available for the [[CBaseEntity]] class in all {{Source|4}} games. It takes one input, an [[integer]]. It sets the texture frame of all materials with the [[List Of Material Proxies#Entity integration|ToggleTexture]] to the specified integer. | {{code|SetTextureFrameIndex()}} is a C++ [[function]] available for the [[CBaseEntity]] class in all {{Source|4}} games. It takes one input, an [[integer]]. It sets the texture frame of all materials with the [[List Of Material Proxies#Entity integration|ToggleTexture]] to the specified integer. | ||
{{note|This function writes the input integer to an [[byte|unsigned char]] without any bounds checking. As such, values above 255 or below 0 will {{w|integer overflow|overflow}}. If this is an issue, clamp the input before calling this function.}} | {{note|This function writes the input integer to an [[byte|unsigned char]] without any bounds checking. As such, values above 255 or below 0 will {{w|integer overflow|overflow}}. If this is an issue, clamp the input before calling this function.}} | ||
Latest revision as of 08:08, 7 May 2025
SetTextureFrameIndex() is a C++ function available for the CBaseEntity class in all 
Source games. It takes one input, an integer. It sets the texture frame of all materials with the ToggleTexture to the specified integer.
Note:This function writes the input integer to an unsigned char without any bounds checking. As such, values above 255 or below 0 will overflow. If this is an issue, clamp the input before calling this function.In most games, only env_texturetoggle uses this function. 
Half-Life: Source uses this function to indicate whether health stations and HEV chargers have juice left or not.
Todo: Example code (perhaps by re-implementing func_wall's texture toggling from GoldSrc?)
Confirm:Does this work on models and sprites?